Sentence examples for basis of the program from inspiring English sources

A three level national, city, and community management structure was the basis of the program.

The basis of the program is the structure, which allows carrying out of the analysis of dynamic characteristics, simulation, and visual information representation.

After helping form the basis of the program, de Bary became head of the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures in 1960.

He asserted that the secretary of the Department of Homeland Security has long had the authority to grant the kind of temporary protections that formed the basis of the program.

In the first year of a California program that ties academic performance to financial rewards for public schools and educators, two-thirds of the state's public schools showed improvement on tests that provide the basis of the program, officials announced today.

At the basis of the program are the three FORTRAN codes, which calculate the field distribution and basic coil parameters, the discharge of a capacitor bank into the coil, and the stress distribution in the mid-plane of the coil (including winding pre-stress, thermal expansion and plastic deformation).

Since the Guardian first revealed the extent of the NSA's collection of US communications, there have been repeated calls for the legal basis of the programs to be released.

The contribution, on a percent basis, of the programs for which the institution is eligible to receive funds under this section to the total number of African Americans receiving masters degrees in the disciplines related to the programs for the previous year.

No assessment of study quality was done as we were interested in the conceptual basis of the programs and not in the quality of their evaluations.

The results of these recurrent assessments form the basis of the therapeutic program plan, with inclusion of both short- and long-term aims of treatment.

On the basis of these programs, the region of CapA formed by residues 260 315 is disordered or has increased propensity for disorder.